After playing pickleball for a year I was in the hunt for a new paddle. Their demo program is…read moreincredible. I was able to try a bunch of paddles over the course of a couple months at no extra cost in the end other than the cost of the paddle you end up buying. They have demos of every paddle they sell and they carry pretty much every major paddle from all the main brands and a few I've never even heard of. I'm so glad I did this because I actually ended up finding a paddle that would have never been on my radar otherwise. Finding the right paddle for my style has absolutely elevated my game. So many people throw hundreds of dollars blindly on a paddle they've never tried. Im glad I didn't do that as I'm now more confident in every part of the court with the right equipment for me. You get so much more for your money when shopping at a place like this. On top of the obvious value here, their customer service is top notch. They had great communication throughout all of my demos and were really helpful making sure I was able to try every paddle I wanted in a timely manner. Why anyone would blindly buy a paddle they've never tried online when a place like this exists blows my mind.

Conveniently located near two Caltrain stations. Better value on a string job than Swetka's and…read moreTennis Town and Country.

Solid. Reliable. Knowledgeable. Caring. First Class. Coach Charles is incredibly talented coach.read more

Isaiah is wonderful with communication & pricing is fair. We have tried classes thru Peninsula…read moretennis academy and the Burlingame rec center and have been disappointed. We are so glad we found Ignite tennis academy. The coaches have great energy and class sizes aren't too big. We will be continuing for many years! Thank you, Isaiah & team!

Zero stars if I could. I played at Bintang SSF for 10+ years and drove weekly to Burlingame after…read morethey moved. It felt like home. One day, staff offered my friend and me a special membership deal. We signed the forms on the spot. They said we could pay the next Monday. Two days later they called to cancel the whole promotion -- including our signed agreement. Their reason? The owner didn't like the promotion because too many people joined and they'd lose money (What?). When we tried to fix it in person, staff passed the blame and the supervisor refused to honor it. No compromise. After a decade of loyalty, birthdays, and sharing food with staff, this is how they treat customers. I'll never go back!!!

Our group reserved a court and it was $60 total for 2 hours. I thought it was a bit pricey. When we…read morearrived, the lady working let us know that the people playing on our court knew that it was reserved, which I thought was good communication. She was also really helpful. My group had lots of of fun playing! I believe their bathroom is currently out of service however.

As the RSP program comes to an end this Saturday, I want to thank Maggie Tian and the entire…read morecoaching team, especially Selina Park, who has been Reyaan's coach for nearly two years, for creating such a great experience. RSP is a wonderful program that helps promising young players take the next step through a combination of private lessons, group training, and league play. Reyaan had a lot of fun and made tremendous progress in his table tennis skills throughout the program. What stands out the most to me is the growth in his confidence. He is now much more comfortable and confident when playing matches against other kids, and that has been amazing to see as a parent. A big thank you to all the coaches for creating such a supportive and encouraging environment. Reyaan is very grateful for everything he has learned and experienced through RSP, and he's already looking forward to what comes next. Highly recommended for young players who want to improve their game and gain valuable match experience!

My son did a TT camp here and absolutely loved it. We signed up for more camps. Coach Amber is…read moreamazing! She is very patient, focuses on helping the kids learn the basics and is always motivating them. The facility is quite nice too with a ton of tables.

I've taken some time to process what happened before writing this, but I feel it's important to…read moreshare so others -- especially those with disabilities -- know what to expect. I'm a wheelchair user and had been a member at Primetime for a couple of years. The equipment suited my needs well enough. However, the elevator began malfunctioning with increasing frequency -- breaking down multiple times a month -- to the point where I was once stuck inside it. On other occasions, I made the trip to the gym only to be turned away because it was out of service. Since all the equipment I rely on is on the second floor, a broken elevator effectively meant no access for me. The real issue wasn't the maintenance failures -- it was how management handled them. After several days of trying to reach the club manager, I finally got him on the phone. I made a simple, reasonable request: could they notify me when the elevator was down so I wouldn't make an unnecessary trip? Without any hesitation, he told me this was a "liability" for them, cancelled my membership effective immediately, and hung up. No acknowledgment, no apology, no discussion. I understand that equipment breaks down. What I don't understand is treating a paying member's accessibility concern as something to be discarded rather than addressed. I'll let you draw your own conclusions -- I just wanted to make sure this experience was on the record.

Primetime is already expensive as it is, given how outdated the facility is. My issue is not with…read morethe staff or the quality of the equipment. It's the fact that management does not CARE! They do not offer extended notice if they will be renting out the gymnasium. This is an issue that a dozen or so regular gymnasium users have been experiencing. Today, the gym was closed from 5 pm to 7:30 pm, which is the most prime time to play basketball. The issue is not the fact that it was rented out, but that there was no notice other than what was posted at the front desk on the day of. Why am I driving 20 minutes to Primetime if I can't do the one thing I came to do that day? Note to management: Why not post it a week in advance? Why not add it to your classes section on the website? These are the appropriate steps to take if you have a competent management team. It's quite clear that they do not, and it's why this gym is falling behind others.